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15 Jun 2015A typical Raccoon Creek display featured painted furniture, pottery, textiles and baskets. CHADDS...
15 Jun 2015Auction Action in Dallas, Texas DALLAS, TEXAS — A gilded Civil War presentation sword gifted to Lieutenant...
15 Jun 2015Portrait of Revolutionary War Captain Harry Burrard, $37,760. ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Strong international...
15 Jun 2015THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS — After nearly a decade of research, the Mauritshuis has one of its most famous...
12 Jun 2015LAMBERTVILLE, N.J. — Rago Arts and Auction Center’s Twentieth Century decorative arts and design...
11 Jun 2015Jean Marembert (French, 1900-1968), “Composition Surrealist,” oil on canvas, 51 by 38 inches, signed...
10 Jun 2015BY LAURA BEACH NEW YORK CITY — As tastes diversify, Americana Week fades as an apt description...
10 Jun 2015From Lincoln, Mass., this prancing horse vane boasting choice directionals and dimensions was on offer...
10 Jun 2015(Left) Captain Samuel Badger (1794–1857). Photos courtesy Ralph Morang Photography. (Right) Mrs Apphia...
10 Jun 2015The Winslow Homer Studio has a great view of the water, an attribute Winslow Homer put to full advantage...
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